Titlebook: Chemical Sensors; T. E. Edmonds Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1988 biological.chemical sensor.chemistry.development.i

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,Management der Anwenderunterstützung,se instruments use the same principles of detection and hence have many features in common. The purpose of this chapter is to describe these features and the advantages and disadvantages which result from them.

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MOSFET devicesg of hydrogen-containing gases, although some work has been reported on the sensing of carbon monoxide with these devices. These sensors are based on standard microelectronic fabrication techniques and should therefore be easily mass produced at a relatively low unit cost.

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Catalytic devicesse instruments use the same principles of detection and hence have many features in common. The purpose of this chapter is to describe these features and the advantages and disadvantages which result from them.

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Kooperation in der multimodalen Supply Chainpe (geometry) and binding sites (energy). This complementarity is elegantly demonstrated by biological (biotic) systems through enzyme—substrate interactions, biosynthesis of proteins, and antigen—antibody reactions (see Chapter 1).

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eBusiness und Wissensmanagement the electrochemistry of solid electrodes previously employed. These same surface phenomena are now much more clearly understood and the chemistry associated with them may be used in appropriate analyses to enhance analytical responses.

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